Art Print 'The Camels are Coming' Gloster Gladiator every penny of the development

every penny of the development and operating costs to the tax payer was worth it as the bomber was never used for what it was designed to do … launch a nuclear device

This I feel is a very good point to make… although the horse and cart are a lot more dominant in the composition

The deterrent worked

to get the aircraft ready for its next sortie that evening

and ribbons of water that can inject light into the deepest shadows

Art Print 'The Camels are Coming' Gloster Gladiator every penny of the developmentThe Sopwith Camel was one of the most successful fighter aircraft of WW1. Although the torque reaction of the rapidly rotating engine did cause some handling problems especially with the less experienced pilots, it was used to advantage for rapid change of direction in certain combat situations.. this aircraft was flown by Major John Inglis Gilmour, 65 Sqn with 39 kills making him Scotlands highest scoring ace. image size 20" x 14" limited to an